The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1856, Page 8

8 News from Havana. ABRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR—POLITIOS DULL —SAILING OF THE UNITED STATES STEAMER WA- ‘TSR WITCH—A NEW STZAM LINE TO SPAIN. ‘The Uxited Staves steamer Black Warrior, J. W. Smith omman¢er, from New Orleans the 27th, and Havana the evening of the 20th, has arrived at this port. No news of politics! or commercial interest to report. The United States steamer Water Witch sailed from Ha- ‘vana on the 30th ultimo for Norfolk. At the same time ane steamer Mexico (iate United States) sailed pioneer of a new ime between the islsad the mother ecuntry. She carried out a large number of — The city Itby. Charlee femme, of Baltimore, an ordinary seemaa on board the Witeh, ciedoa the 29th of March, end it was ares by the officers and his brother sallors that @ marble slab, costivg sixty-two dollars, should ba rected to bis memory. Tuc slab will be put up under the care of United States Consul Kobertaon, He was in- terrred ia a private burial place. The event of the birth of the imperial prin of France wea celebrated by a grand ball, *given at the Consular residecee, and by salutes of one hundred and one guns trom the French ard Sparish wat yeasels in port, Thaa were replied to by @ diacbarge of oue handed and one use uns from the wails at the Punia Gate aud the Castle, he ¢flicial ball was a very brillian’ affair. Paul Julies ‘end other mu-tca! celeb: atrencance. On Satu) day, April ry of Dona Manuela Luz, mcther to tbe distingaished Cuban sage, Doa José Ce 1a Luz, were conveyed to the Campo Santo. This was ibe largest fuveraiever witnessed in Havana. There were about one hundred ani ffiy carriages. The body was borne on the shoulders ot negr ea, dreseed in live. ries, and wearing grand chupeour Six young Iads held the cords of the x 4 guests, belonging to the better class ty, accompanied tae body on foot a: . Taere they all entered their carrisges, avd rods out to the burial ground. Dr. Ramon Zambrana, rector of the Roya! University, and Dr. Ruiz, pronounced eicquent discourses on tha virtues of the venerated moth the greatest poilcsopher and sage that Cuca ev The Jervit co dents within is w about to be estad ii we has aow evar two hundred stu- 8 and missions were patronage of the Quesn the spricgs of Vento, tedto supp y Hsvane with American revolvers had heen supplied to the police, ard were to be furnishei to the mea on board the war ships The introduction of the African appreatices was still the topic cf cor vereadon in ali eireles, Many are in fa- vor of 1%. and many oppoved to tue whole scheme. Ove of our correspondents says:—Our latest advires from Nicaragua represent Walker to be in a bad fix. The Spanish papers give us on editorial about the results he preeent campaign, and augur the speedy extermi- ion of the fh The Attemp' ‘to. Assassinate Shert{T Jones, of Kanses—Sigger Worshippers’ Sympatny, (From *he st. Louis Repuslisan, May 1.] A vast smount of virtuous indignation is expanded in the proceedings of a mee ing of citizens of Lawrence, Banses Territory, giowing ont of the base attempt of a citizen of that piace to murder S. J. Jones, the Sherif ot Dovgias county. The mestirg was held on the 24°h, and the two men who have been most instrumental in stirring up bad blood and civil war ia that Territory— Reeder ana Kobdiason—*ere the mos: conspicuous actors an it, Reeder was the chairman of the meevicg, and ina Jong epeech, while hypoeritally deploring tee ast by which he li” ci a fellow deing wes sought to be taken, did not hecitate to address wo the people such argument3 as were likely to provoke ‘urther miecniet and other out- 3. The matter which ceewed to be uppermost with him was, that this attempt at assactination might injure the cause in which he sod they were engaged. He alluded to the poritions assumed by bis party in the Territory; to the resolutions adopted at the Big Springs; to the doctrine epunriatec there, ‘that they woula never submit to the laws of the lerritory as a permanent in. situation; but would set themselves about optaining re- mecies for the ur pose of getting rid of them; that the allot box and the courts aad oli peaceful remedies should be resorted to, and sfier there remedies had been ex- Jhausted, aad they had no chcice but to sit down under these laws permanectiy, or resist them by force, they would resist them without regerd to consequences. The peopieot this town ha going cn quietly, refusing recognise the Territor es, avoiding s con- dict with the authorities of the United States, waish must be destructive, thus kesping precisery in the right path, and ina position where jour friends at home and ‘abroud could defend and justify you. The courts have Deen sought, and I am sorry to say that little hope of redress is to be found there. The “heriffs ot the coun- ties are partisane, carefu!ly selected fur their work, and they select the jurors, who are partisacs. The conduct of any of these judges, and the engihs they are disposed to go for the purpoie of pleasing their own friends, needs mo comment trom me. You ali know what took piace in the case of McCrea, Tzus has heen dsmcnstrated that the courts cf this Territa:y are ho,eless piaces ia whica toobtein anythirg like la or justize.”” a digapcxs Of the presence ot the committee appointed Mr. Speaker Banks to iccure into what had taken “ ace i j\ansae, and then be b-oke out:—In the mist of Sis progiers, where every:uing was g iugon emoothly, eaceabiy and satisfactorily, and ail good cliizens were sogratulatirg themselves upon the successful progress ftaia eppesl, the hand cfeome malicious, insane, evil- posed individca! undertakes to throw down the super- fucture we have so carefully putlt up, and mar our en- se prespects by this uzjustitiable and atrecious act. if #e man who struck thai blow ciiit to help our cause, €must have bewn blind and insane fn his ressonings, end ignorsn: cf the very fire: 1cea of the p.sition and character of the tree State cause. He must bear thecon- sequences of bis deed. I Dave no eympatuy with one who would trifle with the lives ana property of the people here, Weare not bound 'o let any mao, no matter what may be the cause of bis activns, so act esto mar the prospects of future sucs+ss. We have tw» alverna- tives presented to us—whien we cannot evade, if we would—that of stabbirg cur own cause, destroying our own proepects, anc doing violence to our owa opiaions, or cn the other hand, 4: ncunciog the author of this act. Much more wss said ot the same import. ani thea Mr. G. P. Lowney acdressed the sssemb'age. He spoke of the outrage which had been perpetraied cn afr. Jones, and proposed to cifer some resolavions, He correctly por- trayed the nature cf the outrage when he said that “ it was @ cowardly astaséization, io shoet in tha back, in the ead of the night. an un-uspeciing man, agains: whom the ‘eelings o: the c:mmunity were accused, who was almost unprotected, and who, therefore, should bave Deen treatec with more ot ccur.esy amd manliness.” He propose ihe fc lowi g resolutions: — Resolved, That the attempt made in our town Jast evening upon the ve of 5. J. Jones, keq . whilist c.alming to act as the Bhoridfof tne concty. wasthe tsolated act ofsome maucizus and evil disposed ind vidual, urexpecied ard unicoked for by our comununity, acd ursustained by any portion of them. Reeolved. That in the opini in of tais commuatty it was a cowardly wid strecious Cutsge upoa Mr. Joces—an insult and injury (0 the public seztimeut and reputa ion of our towa, and @ orline deservirg cond’gn pw.isbment Resolved, Zhai novwithtanding the unpleasant which existed between Mr. Jones and our citizens, if Ih could have bee: foreseen or considered a: would have neglected co means to prevr ceeply 831 sympathize wii h the wounded w fort in our power. Resolved, ‘het we deepiy regre! that the pernetrator of porainie, to ferret on this deed is'urxvowa; and if kvowa to us, we would unbesita. | tingly expore anc decounce him 98 th ¢7ininal. { Kesolved, 2bat it is cue ts the seenta'ivn of our ‘own. and | loudly demsnded vy the aeap and universal indignaion wipe pervades ovr comniunity, tha: the gutity should, it pos- sible, be #ougat out awd surrer dered 19 . | wed, ‘that n committe: five be sppoinied, whowe duty | taball be to investigate the circurn:tas ces gonnected with this | | deplorabie cccurrerce, and. agent; ard we ple» t, aihouch not responsible as 8 community fcr ibis act faved individnl. we will ‘ase our bert edorts to stow to he world tas we have no sym- pathy for crime in any sha)*, and awe prepared to treat tae erpolrators wilh that marn iatice whieh shull nos stop to In- aire» whe'ter they aze friends cr foes. Rouixson followed, ‘ezdorsing what has already ably sald by your Presiding officer,” cunningly insiowa irg that the outzege was “rot perpetrated by one of the Citizens of Lawrence, by s {ree Sta‘e man, for litical purposes,’? but that he had “good reason to ba- Kove that {t was oll arrarged and got up to have this im- pression go out;’’ and this sentiment marks the charac- ter of the man. Arranged by pro-slavery men, that one of their pumber should be shot in the night time, and his life taken away, and all to make outs case to the preja- bog of the free State men of Lawrence! The characier of an fs illustrated by this speech, quite as clearly as ts was ilius’:ated in bis conduct at Sacramento, ani even since he haa teen a citizen of Kansas. ‘The same idea pervades his speech, and it is to g» forth to the world that a pro-alavery man was found willing to assastinate one of bis friends’ in order that the pecple of Lawrence should be made to suffer for the outrage. We extract further from his speech:—I hsppened to de out of town last evening, aad I supp.se I shall not be charged with the offence committed thea. But I understocd that an individual, who fs ob- noxious to individuals, as individuals, on ac count of individca: disputes, and on account ot his ha- racsing the members of the community, by little insigni- icant write, took his porition Isst evening in an exposed tent, without » guard near him; even when one shot had been fixed he sti had no precaution taken, bat placed himselfin ap expored situation, and while thus exposed a abot was fired and took effect. I trust, I pray, that it Will not reuult neriously. Now it in imerred that, it was done by the people of Lawrenes, (rien of “No, no,’ Is that reasonable’ There were men of their own samp ; atrangers in dhole saidet, enknowa to the people of this community. | verliy believe that not s man in ol rence bad anytning to do with that transaction. (Cr of “Never,’’ ‘‘never.”’) It may be arked, would they shoot at one of their own mes’ | have partially hinte! tthe reason. I have said that in tnis ma‘ter a man’s {a of no account. If the slave power of this country, n order to possess this Seeggnd required that Ur. Jones should lay his life or be exposed to the shots of his triends, taen Mr. Jones must expose his life—then these shots must be fired. They tried it on a free State man—it failed. Now it is , im order to get up another trouble, that it should be ® proslavery man, in gooi «ernest: and if the free State men would not go int» it, why, I will not say they themselves would do it, bu it'looks' very much as if that war the case. Of course no men in this community would approve ot thi and I would here eay, believing, aa I do, that this attack wan the work of an Assassin, to make capital against those of us engaged in this free State movement—and if I did not believe it, I would do the same thing—I will here say, that by the authority vested in me, as Governor of the Territ-ry of Kansas, { propese to offer a reward for ‘the detection of the assassin; and if approved by this community, I will offer a reward of $500 for the detection of the asrarsin and his conviction in the Courts of the United Stater. I bave no fears an to who that man will be. I bave no fears as to what party he belongs; and if { bad, it¥woul! make no difference with me. ‘e want s euch men in our party, and J do not believe we have there w7This whole farce was then wound up, as appears from the Lawrence Herald of Freedom, by ‘Charles Robinson, Governor of the State of Kansas,” issuing ‘reward of $6(0 Jor the apprehension and conviction, in the United States Court, of the person or persons’ who made an aseault upon &, J. Jones.’ Jones ts in « fair way to FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Monvar, May 5—6 P. M. The stock market was very active this morning at the opening, and centinued so to the close. Prices were un- settled, and neither of the two great speculative parties predominated. All the leading railroad stocks were in demand at current rates, and the sales, buyer’s option, show that a large mumber of operators have confidence in the future. At the first board Illinois Central bonds advanced \ per cent; Canton Company, \; Galena and Chicago, 34; Michigan Central, 34; Michigan Southern, Chicago and Rock Island, 3. Erie Railroad declined { per cent; Reading, {. Harlem old stock sold down to 17% per cent, There was auale of Harlem preferred this morning at 50 per cent, but between the boards 523 per cent was offered for a large lot without finding sellers. ‘The company report that there may be a resumption of cividends on the preferred stock on the 1st of Januery next, This has crested a demand for it in the market. The best purchase of the issues of this company, beyond all question, ia the second mortgege bonds, The pre- ferred stock, of ceurse, comes after the bonds, and, as faras security goes, the bonds have much the advantage. If the preterred stock is worth 5234 per cent the several mort- gege bonds secured by the first lien in real estate valued atthe full amount, are certainly a desirable inveatment at current prices. C.eveland and Toledo was in demand, and the sales were quite large. It was well sustained at Satarday’s prices. There sre plenty of buyers on time, their own option, at cue aud two per cent abore cash prices. Tee road is domg a good business. The reseipta in April amonnted to $130,229, against $102,810 for the same menth last year, showing an increase of $27,419 for the month this year. This is full up to the estimate, After the adjournment of the board the following sales of binds and stocks were made at auction by A. H. Nicolay :— £56,0C0 Breckenridge Coal Co.» per eertf. of $7,000, 8040 iy 321 Liinois Internal Improvement, "80 do, do. tmereat. $5,000 Harford City 674, 1867....... $5,000 La Crosse and Mi:waukie RR. lat mort. do. 150 shs New Yori Oil Manufac‘uring Co 100 Urion Ferry © 40 St, Nicholas Fire ims. Co. 10 Metropolitan Ins. Co 20 St. Mark’ Ins. Co 10 Contizental ins. Co. 12 Home las. © &8 Jeffersen ine vint. added as $3 farge Ine. Co 80 Citizens’ Ia, C 46 Commonwealth 65 Long Island Ins. C2... 18 Paeiiic Mail Steamship Co... 50 United States 10 People’s Bank... 10 Pacific Bark 6 Bank of the State of Ne 10 Seventh Ward Bank Simeon Draper’s regular semi-weekly sale of bonis and stocks will take place to-morrow, Tuesday, at half-past 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange. At the second board there was not much change ia the mar! Prices were well msintained. Erie Railroad closed at 5634 a 563¢ per cent, firm. The recalpts of this road in April amount to $867,000. The earnings will bs more than $€00,000, against $517,000 for the same month last year. The receipts thus far in Mey have averaged $33,000 per day, and the prospest is very flattericg for a large business. In May last year the earnings were $461,804, aversging leas than $18,000 perday. Theearn- ings of the Erie Company in April this year will be nearly equal to those of ‘he New York Central Company in the same month last year. It is our impression that the per cent increase in the gross and net earnings of the Erie Com- pany this year will be much larger than the New York Central. The low prices ruling for breadstuffs and other pro¢uce will throw a large portion of that which heretotore the New York Central Company has obtained, upon the Erie caral, and the revenue of the Central Railroad is tikely to be seriously affecied by this losa of business. We notice 8 eale this afternoon of a small lot of Wise onsin Leke Sacre Railroad at 72 per cent, cash. The gross earnings of this road in the first tour morths of the present fiscal year have been far in acvance ct the com- pany 's estimates, and were then sufficient to guarantee a dividend in July of five percent. This company does avery large passenger busizess, which is admitted to be the mcat prcfitable for a railroad. Every road con- structed in Wiseonsix, terminating on Like Michigan, must act asa feeder to the lake Shore line. As the cities slorg the western shore cf Lake Michigan increase in popu ation and business, the local traffic of the Lake line must increase. We ure now wishin sixty days of a Givicend, and five per cent tanen off the present market price will put the etoce at 67 per cent, low enough, in our opinion, for a permanent tea per cent cividena pay- ing security, The steamship Arabia, from Boston for Liverpool, oa Wednerday, will take out about $100,000 in specie. There hes not been much demand yet for exchange. Sterling was not so firm, and drawers were not disposed to adate a traction in thelr rates. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to-Cay as follow Paid on Treasury account... $200,229 82 Reserved on Treatury account 148,314 71 Belapce ou Treasury secount 9,645,953 56 Paid on disbursing checks...... 82,362 04 The warrants entered at the Treasury Department, Washing'on, on the2i inst., were as tollo For the redemption of s'ocks For the Treasury Department For the Interior Department Yor Castoms..... Wor warranta receiv On account of the Nav Repayment on account of the Navy Frem miscellaneous eocrces. $22,723 45 14811 71 8,244 67 ad entered... ..- 9, 1,387 20 The Circular of De Coppet & Co., prepared for trans- mission by the steamsbip Arabia, from Boston for Liver- pool, on Wednesday, the 7th inst., gives the tollowing review of the stock market during the past week:— In State stccks there has been a moderate degree of activity .n Inciana 5’a at 3g advance, and in Virginia 6’ and Miesourt 6’ got decline. Some Louisiana 6’s nave been done at 1 per cent advance. Incity and county boads the business was moat limit- ec. In raflread bonds, traneactsd at private sale, we have nothing ot note to rege At the Stock, ange the Lusizess was .nvali, with the exception of Iliiaoia Central construction, which haye declined per cemt. There ave been a few rales of Erie 13:1, without vari tions, and ot Terre finate and nsecond mortgage ns have been lsrge and sudden, resuiting ii, The moot active onbs here been Erie, Se land and Chisago an? Rock laland, Cleve- veland and Vittbarg, Michigan Southern and Con’ and New York Centri wo first were pretty steady. The others fluctuated largely. Panama, which had fallen the previous week on the newa of damage caured by a riot, has again advanced. Money has been in active demand at 7 per cent for leans on call. Rates for business paper tend upwards. We still quote them at 8 a 10 per cent Exchanges on Europe t quite so firm as last week. London, 109% a 110; Paris, 5:16. The annexed statement exbibits the average daily mcvement in the leading departments of the banks of this city during the week preceding Setarday morning, Mey 3, 1866 -— New York — BANE, Ioans, Circulation. $5,088,750 suis, 447 BO 8 oni, New York.. = 098 $3,337, 186 Manhattan, Merchants’ Mechanica . Union.. 29) f America 1,410,917 “63,351 5.896/471 Phoenix 189); 30,848. 2,114,143 City... 178,246 42,338 1'435,302 Nor River 65,084 182'485 870/856 Tredesmen’s 142,644 305,416 855,046 Fulton. 201,681 140/999 1,488,629 Chemical 251,363 108 1,327,781 Merchants’ Ex 147,467 181,827 2)122'405 Natioal ... 606 212,980 1,121,903 Butehers’& Dr's, 101,633 104447 1)069,916 Mech’s & Traders’ 63,086 181,760 "521,160 Greenwich....... 35,916 82 569)112 Leather Manuf. 1,962) se 150,050 334,923 1,509,720 156 North America, 4 6860, 778 Banover, 1.350, 302 Shee & Leather. .1,276,751 Corn Exshange. 1,458,940 Continental. ....2,' 952, 847 N. Y. County... 897,872 vases «41+ 1,986)640 168,100 Total... 106,096, 226,002 | 12,860,227 Park. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 6, 1856. ‘ BEE SBS ay 3 seeee Fi Fis _ List SESER beE33 Fess £558 SERVES, ESBSE ery 2 5 eRe S38 2434 BE oF 3 § Es baie s ese es #323 eee f¢ 83: i S g iS ze PRG z z re Be: 8 3. 4 s 43 353 eu A a8 8 §8 BEE 35 BEES SEESES is 38 #352 £28 reid bated EE. Bee 28) ge Bs Be. 5 a Ey = e 6 52 5 8 x FS ee ES ated 8 & iH E} 4 ng? gees8 =} = 3 8, °66.. 93, Nov. 16, 150... 92, 55... 92, 3 361 38 ce r=3 28 ze: i} E re SE z BREE re Beegse g Peet 33223 3 g aistet 3 EF 88838 xy Ft 5 Anan Sata ieatel 233 2 FE} 89: ES 8 Yo ht pp a pa i“ 2} 3 See Bz ry cst Bee z a8 z £22 28 ie 882 = BE g2urae 238888 ats Bae oe 8 ieee BRE §. = za 2. 8 S228 22: i + 99,401,315 15, Ett Be g = $ 8: gE Se: ryt: 3 set 3 28 5 a Ss = s &3 ee #2 z ef 53 March 8.'56—103 be 688 15,170. Mek. 15,’56 » 5 Fe e 8 8: B - rs: & eS 2 24.176 390,261 a Bs 2 = 3 _ 2 83 BBs 1 3 oa nantnt 2F Be. 32 ae 5 2 8 8 844 13,102,857, 8,246. 962 12 850,227 8,715,163 92'818, 083 The returns for the last week exhibit the followiag chargés in the aggregates, compared with those previous ly mace: Leans and dizcounts, a decrease of, Specie, a decrease of., Circulation, an increase of Depcaits, an increase of Corte): Deporits, @ decrease of (actually). The actual difference in the aggregates of the leading departments does not amount to much, In loans and spec'e the Cecrease is only to a moderate extent. In de- posits the fluctuations have been of a more important charseter. The segregates ot this department in the above comparative returns are frequently very far out ct the way in showing the true result. It appears by the returng for jast week that there had been an increase in the depesits of more than three millions of dollars, while, in tact, there was a cecrease of more than a million. The amount of specie in the banks and in the Sub Trea- sury on Saturday, was $22,548,006, an aggregate larger than ever before known, Stock = Exchange, Mospar, May 5, 1868. $2000 Ind State 5’s.b3 fe RI 1000 Virginia 6's 14000 9000 Erie2d mt bs.£3 Recs THORS SR Ee 1000 do... 25. 102% 1600 Clv&Pits div bs 70 £0 cbs Canton Co.s3 23% yi0 Nea Transit..ong By 6 baiting: boo boo 12 6 Sonim 129 100 Penn Coal Go.rtm 00 550 Clovatte 8 b60 200 Cley &ToLRR.s3 77 500 do oe do .....b10 $8300 City 5's, °70 1000 Ili Cen RR m €000 Ili Fa bs, w priv 1000 Hine R tite bs 100 10C0 MichSobs 2¢ iss 823, 100 sha NY CenRRss 01% 200 Exie RR......#80 56% . 56% 5635 100 180 863, _ 20 W Lke Shore R2. -83 6634 150 MisbS&NIaRR. bd “£0 Gal & Chie RE. ses 2° “60 Panama RR... 50 she Wackinco.e!" ee 3% CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, May 5—6 P. M. Asprs.—Sales of 60 bbls. pots were made at $6 75, and péaris were nominal. Bry Avstvrrs.—Flour—The market was heavy, especial- ly for common graces, while transactions footed up about 4,000 a 5,000 bbis., at about the following quotations:— Common to good State... SSSSRRE: Do. fancy snd ext Canadian superfine 8 25 Gholee extra, Georgetown, d and St. Louis, +900 #1000 In Canadian flour about 400 » 600 bbis. changed hands at the quotationsabove. Southern flour was some easier, with sales of abcut 1,500 bbia., at the prices given above. Wheet—The market was active, and the sales embrace? about 12.000 13,000 bushels, in- cluding fair to good white Southern, at $170 0 $1 76, red do. at $1 54.9 $1 00 ent $1 86 for 5:{m9 white Generee. Corn was without change of !mpoi ce Tbe sales embraced about 20,000 a 20,000 bushels, ineluding mixed, at 59¢. a 6lc.; ‘yellow and white do. at 6le. a 620. Rye—fales ot EX 000 bushels Northern sold, to go Fast, at 80c., but, as the market stands, prices range at about 76c. «780. Southern was quiet and nominal. Oats ‘were in good supply and prices were dull; Jersey were at Bde. a 38¢., State at 38c. a dle. and Chicago at 42a 44c, Cons.—The market was quiet, without ehenge in rices; #a'es of 300 mats of Java were mad 6e., and 400 #500 do. Rio at 113 ¥% Corron.—The sales embraced about 2,000 bales. The market continued to be somewhat irregu ar, but holders were raid to be less willing sellers than on Saturday, and ‘were Cispored to await later foreign news by steamer due at Halifax. FreGu1s.—Rates were without material alteration in quotations, while engagements were light. About 20,000 bushels of grain were engaged for Liverpool, at 434d. a in bulk and bags. Flour was engaged to a moderate ex- tent, at 1s. 6d.; with some cotton, at a. 83-164. To Lendon, 150 boxes, ‘at 278, 6d. There was nothing new tfthe Continent. §To California rates were dall but steady, bey 0c. per foot measurement. Hay was quiet, at 70c. a 75¢. Motasers.—The market was firm and tolerably active. ‘The sales embraced about 460 hhds. Cuba ‘muscovado, 4 tlerces and 62 bbdla., at 35¢., 36¢. a 38c.; 20 hhda. Porto Rieo, at 46¢.; and C0do. do., at 42s.; 600 bbls. New Or- leans, at 47c. « 480.. chiefly at the inside fgure, Naval Srorws.—Quiet, and prices unaltered. Frovisions.—Pork,—The rales embraced about 300 bbls., in Jo's, at $17 623, & $17 76, with retail parcels at hy The market closed dull. Prime was $15 50 0 $15 62: Beef.—The market was steady, wtth sales of 1258 bbis., inciuaing country prime, at $7 60.0 $8, and $7 50 988 for mess do, Repacked Western wan at $10.9 $13, Beef ham s.—About 75 a 100 bbls. were sold at $16 50 a $17. Cut meats steady. Salen of 150 packages were mace, including shouiders, at 7¢. 9 75; 8%caS%c. Bacon wae firm and scar: of 200 bola. were made at 10c. @ 10%o. for prime. Butter was at 13¢. 190, for State. rime Rick.—About 56 casks were sold, part at 4c. a 430. i | sevaat range for fair to good aud ‘prime was at 3%0. a4Ke, Fall —200 mats of cassia were sold at 360, Svcar.—The market, for Monday, was pretty active. The rales of Cuba muscovado embraced about 1,000 a 1.160 bd, including low grades, for refining, at 86. fair to good do., at 7c. a7i¢c, and about 120 hhds for export, at 6%, Also, 86 boxes brown Havana, at Tipe. @ 75% Waniry.—The rales embraced about 250 9 300 bbls. Obio acd prison, at 28¢, a 28 ie. tke latter price To. for Ohio, and 148. & lis at 6c. © 106. for common to MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Port of New You, May 5, 1856; tesmahip inwall—M © Roberta. pip Pier rv cunlan a Een pee & Nickerson, Ship Isaac w Orieans—W Nelson & Bon. Bahk Union (Old) Hayes E ner, Orsane 9 ‘& Mobr. Bark Caroline line (Rrem), Btucken, Bremen—Pavenstedt & Bark Ocean Bride, Burgess, Oid Harbor, Ja—J B Dow. Bark Beaton a, &c—averett & Brown. y alizahecs itetven, & May Ga—B WT: Pare Peicr Temill, Hoey: Sarapnah—Demili & Co. Fark Mercy Kilen. Mahimas, Cg yd Spies. brig Frecerico (Dan), Lamethe, bt Domingo—a C Rossire 2 Co, Brig Ada Fmith, Cienfuegor—Wer beg & Weeks. Brig Bastera & State. Yates. Dar'cn—Yatos & Porterfisld. Jones, Mills, Charieston~Doluer & b Fotter. He WI Richardson ley, Mayaguez S W Lewis. tebr Ficrence (Br), Perry, Hali‘ax—J 8 Whitney & Uo. Schr Hibernia (br), Cuntingham, Sable Isiand-H G Di van. Bebr Thee Ho'comb, Goslee Savannab—Scranton & Taliman. “one N Eawking, Griffin, Charieston—MoOready, Mott Sobr Wachingtcn, Willett, Georgetown: Merri & Abbett, Sehr LP Smith, Wert, Wilmington—Dolaer « Potter Sebr Kastern Belle, Wiley, Wimington, Del—K f Buck & on Sehr Ane Maney Davia New! Pare age ews. Jare. Riser, Sorts k k—Sturges & Cleerman, ret Henao City Point—J Huot+r & Co, Elizabeth, Smith, New Haven—Maator, Bi ae Vistant Gibbs, Newport—Maater. Al .RRIVED. Steamehip Warrior, Smith, New Orleans 27ik via He vera sh ult, nh mdee and paseengersto .ivingston, Uroone: zo & Steamoabip Neate, Sethe Charleston. 50 houry with mdse Tilestion & Co. unday, a3 one Rute. bound to Savaanab; on rk Jane & Williams, 16 Gayatrom na. bound lo BD York. mehip Rosnoke, Skinner, Nortol¥, &e, with ieee parsergers, to Ludism & Pleasants. 8:4) ‘AM off Winter {or She's, puesed stenusehip Jamestown, hence for Norfolk. Ship Helene (trem) Volkmaon Bremen March 25 with mare and 269 pasrergers to Pavenstedt & Schumacher. Aori\ ‘9 Ion 15 30,a8w @ bark, of New sort. steeriag E, rhow- ite tiara with 2 red Balle: ABE 19, Int 42 $0, ion 43, Ww tha am ship Ccean ring ‘Bork ‘jam ea W Page (of Boston! "Roverts, “Porto Pra: dageraith vin abiine £6, tooreet. May 2 Tat 4088 fon 68 50, wae ebip Adriara, ‘Deiano, hence for Franoiaco (there' 8 some errr iathla report—tee A vid about Mih uid, wind NB, Weather ih: Brie onan tin (ita), Reizzera. Naples. 78 days ker frutt, to J HT awreuce. oe 17, lat 35, scp 58, saw bi elope, of Baltimere, steering ¥. Brig. Weldiman (Bob, Driest, Leghorn. 64 days. passed Ginraltar March 9, with marble. ko, to Simes & Huffer. Hava had heavy ga'es during the passage; carried away head of malntopmast. in Ae. rneadians (Br), Lockhart, Windsor, 6 days, with potatoes u ler. sie Golfen Lend, Jebngon, Apa'a thoo!a, April 15, with cat tor. bides, dc, (o Eetle & bazard. 2d inat, iat 33 22,'lon 75 40, spoke bere: Hamiiton, of Salem, Boston tor Doaoy, Ga. chr Kastern Light (Br) Cox’ Bridgewater, NB, 5 dajs, with sbip timber, to.1.§ Whitey & Co. Schr Catot, Bsmi tov, Boston. Sloop Harvest. Crowe!!, Providence Propeller Piedmont, Post, Ba'timore. Propeller Petrel. Arey, Providence. BELOW. Bark Rdward D Horn, 10 daya frrm Matanzas—(by pilot beat David Bickel), Ire bark ard two brigs, BAILED. _Eigemship Uiinola, Aspinwall; aulps Wm Teil, Havre; Tex- Nepies. wine during the day NNE. Herald Marine Uorrespendence. PHILADELPHIA, May 5—Arr bark Gem, dammond, Boa: ton; brig rile Jones, Badia, Pavanrah: echrs Mansiawny, Frame P ank’s Point. NY; Hendrick Hudson Crosby. Glou- center: Jecod & William, Matthews. do: cambridge, York, Port ard; Mary E Gage, Crowly, Providence; John F Crouch, Herde) sop, Fall River. Old bark Virginia & Ksteliina, Wilkins, Laguavra; briga Ex- emplar, Kelly. St John, Nt, David Dutf*i, Wiggins. Bath; schra Mary K Gage. Crowley, Portemouth; John F Crouch, Herderton, NHaver. Miscellancous and Disasters. ‘The steamehip Ericson was tis morning taken into the Ba- Yance Dock to have her copper ixspected. She will not perhaps be detained fer more than two or three tides, Tue WeaTuer—Sunday morning, the wind, which had been from the Eastward tor several days previously, shifted to NWs ard blew fresh. A large fleet of vesse!s which had been de- tained both at the city and in the bays zee sea yesterday. There have been pus few srrival oer tees st week. ‘Tho wind to cay is from the Northward, but the er is evident ly not seitled. Ice made at Whitebell slip ‘ast ‘night, Lavnct ‘be bark Roebuck will be launched at 9%; o’elock this merning, from the ehipyard of Mr Thos Collyer, at the foot of Ferty-third street, Fast River. Ste was bulit for Mesers Reynolds & Custmas, of this city. No pains have been ared to make ttisa# first claes vereeil. She has been bullt under the snperinterderce of ter commander, Anthony Chase of whom she ¢ces much credit. Br Bark ATALANTA, at Providerce from Ardrossan, had very heavy weaiher during the whole pascage. March 15, Int 52 £0, Jon 27. experiercec x violent gale trom 8 by £, éunng which was thrown cn ber beam ends, cargo, led. away starcbiors ard bulwarks, ard caused the veneel & to leak treely. ard to ease her pad to throw over about 20 tons of iron. Br Bark Rrxcpove, Bobertecn, trom Ship Pate with a cargo o lumber and Uaber, bound to Cork anc a market, ran ssbore on trying Pan Shoals, where she ley jana pearly for 35 heurr, when aba waa bauled off by th rer, and tcwed to the bar Wi mington NC, ‘where she isy Both wit, making but little water, ard wou'd have tobe fightened te‘ore going over. Br Bric kistvorr Hall, from Reston for St John, NB, was in contact night of 20th ult, off Boston barbor, with an Am thip, ord was spoken making for Mount Desert, for repairs. Barx Asnorr—The Guter Station at Boston. 4th inst re- Forts tat a packet bark in goirg out got in contact with an in ward bound ecbr. afterwarés west a:hore on Galop islazd. wreze she remained at euneet, supposed without dam: age. Tke echr cst jibboom. Ship Levast, of Seg Harbor, 382 tons. peel whaler, was Bold at Hong Kong previous to Feb 14, for $10,5¢0, One eighth of whale ehip Draper, of New Redford, with out fit_sn1 catchings, was a ‘by auction at New Bedtord on tatureay, at the rate of $33,000 for the whole, Another eighth was sold same time at same rate. The Draper is 2)1 tens, left Sew Bedtord August 14th last, and on the Ist ot Jan- wary iast bad 256 bbls sp and 350 do wh oil, €ebr Fw King, 117 tons, of tele ‘was cold by austion on 3a inst, at Beeton. for $1,510 cash. Whalemen. fernambuco March 27, by letter trom Capt Luce, B Ls tow, ot Mai 70 bois the last crutee. in Margaret = patch t, BY jeter from Capt Barker, Liy erpocl, NB, 300 sp Sindwich Islands, would proceed i» fan Francisco to recruit for ine Nerth. At Honolui Feb 25, by lelter trom Capt Andrews, Junior, NB, to sail pame day for Atoot, for wood and water, thence to the *Octotek bes Berk Hope, of and for NBedtord, from Indian Ocean, last reported with 750 ap, received @ pilot prev to 24 inst, 8) Mm, Bee Ekin Suran @ Cwen, from Newport for NOrleans, April 19 off Great Jecacs. . from New Orleans for Liverpool, April 23. i Pp. ‘Cyrosnre, Pra 55. from Mobile for Havre, April 7, lat (2,18, ot as before), Bark Alica, sianaing .o the Haatward, was slgnalized April opr iatid 35, ion 9 IR Foreign Ports. Canpexas, April 25— Arr ship Macedonian, Dillinghsm, Havana (was reported wid for NOrleans); brig Auiaaciia, in ker.do; echr Frark Furt, Mayo, Poiladelohia; 25th, Potngett, Hill, NYork; perez Hutchir gs, Portland; ian, Carscn, ‘Bavannah. 27th, parks 8 Nichola, Nichols, Bos‘on; 28th, Louisa, N¥ork; brige Geo Work, Chamberlain, Port: land; 8 P Brown, Freeman, Hi Sid 25th, orige Young Restle Libby, and B;ron, Adam- sop, NYork: Martin, Hmith, Boston; Delmont Locke, #ark, Portland: “McKenzie.” Drieko, do. gos, April34—Arr brig M 8 Cousins, Morriton, Tri- ; ald 23d, Ree Gueen, Brown, NYork; 24th, Osel- Dat 6 Bimpheay. eae Con Hg RB iawn Liter Sa caecae brig lauzen,” Tooaaco; echr H Curtis, Sobneore Bosten; 27th, bark Anba, Wheeler. Phila; brigs Matilda, Lunt, Bostoo; Helen Mar (Br), Crurehi ones ora Gee Savannah; scl Saree B York for ptawall eded ; it Igo, Meang, Portland; Juciate, Greeriun Phila fehr sroling Grant, G: jucksnori; the barks NW Bridge, inn, Wcodbury, Portiand: Lizzie Loud, Cann,’ Boston; Geo Tho ‘utter, Key West; brig fomers Watron, Marie!. a 25th, ships Mary’ Russell, Perkins. Falmouth: Lizzie Gilpateick, ‘Seana; drigeG H Wiliams, Hutchingsn, Pefiahd: ibe Willams, Dasions BE Brown ‘Oar: Ceras; 20th, bazks Nelson Pisce, Thursion, ‘Sharsel ont hone, vis, N York; John Parker, Parker. Cien! brig Henry Leeds, Warwick, Puiladelphin;, Zcroaster, hwater, Care denas: achr O Ftephens, ISLE OF SAL, no date~In port ships "Courier, —, and Re- becca Wolfe, tor Rio Jaxeiro, lag Snunguuks Feb 10— Dates’ frets Melbourne to Feb 10 were received vin Parama, by steayper Ilinols, We understand ‘here had been no naw artien's froth the United States. NANCaMiyo, Apri 1B— Arr brig Bolt, Raynor, NYork. ‘AeteL. april 23- Arr brig fomers, Watson, Havana, Mara78, Apel 24 Agr Sark Palermo, Ingraham. Havana; 1a, Hopkine, do, 26th, bark Aso: Ls me! ti Pi Ronin’ i; Youre, Carker, Nawau; MW kinaman, Keds ware’, “Vocktom Bebe ea Buck, Coombs, Havans; ait, vent Fremont, Barn d 2th, Tai Ma ay oeerkeey NYork; bri¢ Reindeer fran , do; sehr AS Ells, Sweetiand Philadeiphi 25th bark Alma, NYork; 26th, brige lige po Reed, Boston; 27th, pnibboleih Mor'cn, sod Galveston, Franklin, PANAMA. April 7—In ‘ort slips Continent, ui! fornia Packet, Bea ‘m San Go del Hud. ‘Porro Paavo, Apri! 6—n port brig Rainbow, Rmerson, far Is eof Sal in a few dayn, to 1rad sa't for Boston. REMEDIOS, April 16-8id sor Darling, Terry, NYork. Br Tnowad, April 21—In port schrs Lucent.” Burgos, trom Bt Eustatia, arr 19; J A ‘rom Guada- loupe, arr Zist, for ‘Arrova. ope Egan ark Mararal, Ward, Guayoma; Seipner, (hap Saova, April 21—Arr bari ron y, Mopevn. Havas, St Jony, NB, se nn te) —bld ship Minnobahe, Dunbar, INLDAD 78d brig Jon Stevens. Peters, N York; 19b, sobr Rraeghiee White, Paiirdelp briga Legaine, Knight, Baltimore hacks ford, NYork: sche Ava ra, Atherton. od br! pre M's unas, Morrison, Cienfuegos; eehr Col 6, Coggins, NYork. Vara Crvz, A 22—Io port bark Flash, Wilson. from N York, arr Isth, 12 Caya paseage. ome Ports. BALTIMORE, May 5—arr go Totten, Morley, scbr Sarah & Juila Giliey, adoes. 74 Guster (Brem) Von Sanier, Bremen: brie Pburge M Tinker, Milka, ‘Mt Jago de Cubs; scbra Maria Morton, Penny, uty Abe: ona, Boss. West Indies Sid ship Gustav,’ barks Gambia, Leeman, Portiand; Emily, River Plate; brics wight, Bowman, Porto Rico: Grima Cin), Webb, Bermuda, rohra Ellen, Biewart, NOrlesce; Virginia Grimth, Piummer, Boron, Mey 9,2 Moar brig Grandes (Br), fuegce, Cla bi Sawyer, Matanzas; K Morton, Wii. Roveckr yA Stanley, Simmons, do, iy Buck, Phlladelpotn sia turds Ra dy 4 to BNE Neh canes? fin 7, Pam, a ght, steamer, Joseph ig (polbuean & Harriet ns ‘goer ash rs uth. fiarriet Cann, Tederco, W'A Banks, 2 ati Chas Brew: er, Oak, (not' previously) Fasiern Belle: brigs Benj Carver, Napolecn; schr Kate Stewart ao: the , where they ancl previously. ships ‘genta aus, Independence, and Bombay. ‘Barks Laconia, and Kose Poo! started, but anchored a Gee: May 2—Arr echr Lanson Dean, Drinkwater, N York, —, ‘br Tehmiroo, Johshon, Philadelphta. a treti nt the ioe i, ti “Anon Decatur, Parvoun, trom Potiamouth inp Sbepberd Kapp. % aedarn yuo, Beh. tine wm, Totten. ep Gondar, Michiels, Taverpoal Pe sarke 7 8 ta mer Tyrer, 0; San Barciasa (sp), Clen- lak, Barcelona: toney, Kémonston NY¥ork. Marry | fig INT. April 2—Arr Bremen ship O Theyen, Ad ae iiserpoe in ry, ba fan Jacinto, Weeks, from Galves 0 d Jaet nigh tn nae Aprt'30—01d brig BB Clare, Rumery, Phila. de'pais, Ccembe, Bestest Kiwell, yrs. Dougiass, New fork; 29th, brig Ji GOULDSBORO, April 20- S!d schr City Bell, Richmond py LUBRC, Apri: 2] — vy hr Gen Pear Bunt, NYork, 8! ‘Lizzie W Dyer, MeDotie, Philséelphis MOBILE, Arril Za vBAre aps seeps Po Lady Suffolk (Br), Lavender, BLBANS, April 21 —Arz shive Brower. ae Li Linergeal de ‘Toba Milan, McClure Martinique; Stephen Larre- ray. Newport, W; barke vaca Buitista (bard) Gegremiso 2 Galera Deltus (Brem), Hollarcorfl, Bremen; Ui vozas lorie, Averil, Rio de Janeiro. Batra ie - Arr stesmthip Gi ed York via vara. » Gid aa Joban panes Ly Bremen; od talina (Sp), Garriga, Barcelona; Falla Dean, Gage, Ubaries. RFOLK, May 2—Arr ecbra & D Bellows, Olark, Bat i eal lier & Lemuel, York. Ola echr Gazelle, Barer, N YQEWPORT, Mav3 8 A M-—Inport, schrs Salmon Wash. or oth Gress Greek, NC; Mary burn, ibra:har, from Providence LI Penvey, Kdget j Honesty, App.egate, and O H Booth, Burger, do, for Alexee dria. EW HAVBN, May 3 0 4—Arr echre Btorling, Hilt, Albsny; Nephen H TownserdsLiutchings; Porte isieo vis NYork; slop Werren, Blannard, NYork. OR TEM fay hie 2~Ar echr Waebington, Witming. ‘aiBlovrs, April 30—814 scbr Sarak McDonaid, Hail, MOVIDENCE, May S—Azr bark Atalan'a (30), Doty. Ar drovan, (Bid ecrs 1igonia, Hopsins. York. ‘a, to load sip timber for Weymouth, Mang: x W P arming ‘and Rodmas M Price, Chambers, uladeiphin, | Hoa. Co, via Recon river; Helene, Gladding, Sieamehip ia) Clarke NYorky” 84 gers Taulel balers Tathrop. on sok; James Ward, Ba wen, Hallock, NYoric. Abby Thaxier, Wiswell. N Fork; echr Leauty, Coun, dx Bid sehr L D'Tiliet, God trey, Portamouth ROCKPORT, April 26—Arr schr Victory, Fitzgera’d, Vir- ginia, Sid 22d° echun Maine Law, Packard, Saynanah; 24th, Ubvia, York, city Poin Va BOCKLAND. Jot at Sid echr Mirror. Emery, NYork. aRHOMABION, , April 23— arr schr Marcelia, Gl.cbriat, James WILMINGTON, NC, May 2—Arr schrs Pedee, Baker, Now York: John Frecetiok Hierup, Bolas, Me, Cid'Sd, sobre J renpree ‘ork. ARBINGTON, NO. April S3-—Arr sobre WH Bulan, New Yorh: Mary Louisa, Abboit, Weet ‘Tadlen, Sunny South, York; F simmcns, Provicence. Oe 20th, echra Pauanier, Bonbin Neat Indies; Malving, NYork; 25th, ¥ Sou'h, L ier, ‘WH hutan, NYork; 1 Ss Willete, end E Simmons, do. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. saw V PUBLICATIONS. nt entitled t yOUTH OF vad OLD DOMINION, Ta now cana ‘and ready for sale, No one cam'read this moet frente picture of the Ged days of Mere’ without feel- fog tbat Capt. John Smith an: party ware mon of stern sruftvard avo that tho 6 mand daughters of tho forest with @ in contact, among whom were Powhatan, ichancanough, and many others of eres cole: brity, were no mean representatives of the red mi rrittan historical romance, which the elegantard classic diction ot Mr. Hi ed them, history becomes as faucinating as "Published in one elegant oul sot ERP, neon ees Bost For eale by all booksellers THE LECTURE SEASON. \f ERCANTILE LiBSARY LECTURE ROOM—MONDAY evening, May 12—Grand ii crary and musical entertain ment. For particulars eee amusement colamus. HE aha COURSE OF LECTC R88 ON a logy, Will be delivered by Protescor FOWLER, at Stuyvesant Tosuintos commencing Monday evening, may. 5. na continuing four successive evenin, ee is free. Professional examirations, with and co, ‘Gescrip tous of charac- ter dally, a1 308 Broadway. POLITICAL. ONG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.—LOREN- ZO B. SURPARD, address the club on Wed Ei aday evening, May 7. St Sood ‘ook, at the club ab FOO, Mercer ‘The friends House ot the pi are invited to atten INCER W. CONK, President, been ‘ont litte used, the latter ‘Lhe carriage is verv ravied for aix months. Will very fine teams af BEMBRN'o. sable in ve aie ne sireon batwegn Court aad Boerum pear the Oity Hall, formerly corner of Oourt and Uaton streets, Frooklyn, OR Legg hi gh @o00D bop gorda] “ONE care or ue horse. one fine ba; mare, “eae all just Will be wold very low, av the owner wants ail ot Grand and home. the corner atree's, at CLEVER & MABON'S livery stable, M POR SALE 2 BAY MARS, 16d HANDS HIGH. 8 iin Ueno pat oleae alee a faat green y sbove mare. “apply D. cc livery Hable 505 Houston sirees. corner of Broadway, OR Fae rabien “ont BE peas ar Woon, & OL. Nor's stables, No. 208 Twenty. eyed between ‘ighth avenues, @ pair of match ba) ais of bay mares, fine action, ory fal and per- tots matched. Ale. @ eorrel horse, that can go inside of three mipusa, pecneis to's gentleman who bas no farther use for ae. and veil: ‘them ats bargain, if applied for immet- iT i | ae Fi OR ane SEEDED GBAY PONY BUILT? HORB! trotied in 3 A very powerful, Aird in every [a AR will stand without t; ing; an ain bla, acimai, ‘combining every ped ceniy ehiftir g te eget el, nearly new; and Gah , Will be sold low, 0 7 rin ge eae eftar'a at Non ite rt {oe sleecker street wo a L. LE) oF Hee weey. SUPERIOR cen ae: single herness, imported from a private ttemany "Alto, second land light wagon, sila fopunor Op im ae made by Ford, Apply at No, 37 South street, Fe SALA HORSE, WAGON, HARNESS, BLAN- kets, whip. —A_ white horse, ss ol, stylish, about 16% bancs high, ey ‘ard kind, Sieh see end very tas': also 8 new black shitting top wajzon, sliver mounted har- peas. Inquire of G. HAteORRe” vournae of ‘Twenty third street and Sixth aven' OR SALE—A LIGHT OITY BUILT WAGON. WITH shifting top; bas been littie nsed. Apply at 77 Division at. FOR, SALECTHREE LONG Tall, BAY HORVES. 164% Suacds high; euftable for any Kind of use; Kind in d or single harness; logeler or separate; ou family or deetor’s hor likes ® call rage = fret rae order. To be ween until gold at J. Lynch's stables, No. B Rast Twenty-first street. 008 SALE_1WO HANDSOME ROAD WAGONS, VERY cheap; one is entirely new. and warranted; the o:ker! only been sed afew times. Alsoa fine set of’ atlver pl eag. Apply at the Adriatic stables, 49 Grove street. ‘OR SALK—A GIG, IN GOOD ORDRE. APPLY aT the etadle of PATRICK TOWLE, in Ninth atreet, be- tween Avenue A. and First avenue, JPOR.SALE—4 DARK BROWN MORGAN Honea. 15 hands high, round and gente in all harness, borse, st reat endurence; will be sold cheap for want 'o reen at Mr. TONR&Y livery stable, 19 Monroe street, near Catherine, POR SALATA SIX SEAT ROCKAWAY. LIGHT, 4A8 been used but a Cort 8500" Bull by Soua Ce Bom. ‘Assortment of Boston chaises, Can be seemat Job C. Bees , 358 Broadway. OR SALK—A FINE GRAY HOKGR, 16 HANDS HIGH. in every respect, suiteple six y sound for any ‘busines. jeter ‘at 197 bighth avenue. res SALK—A BAY HORSB, 154 HANDS HIGG. BIGHT ears old, sound and kind in'all eed, and perfectiy re- itabie for family use; isa tree driver and ean trot in 334 mia- utes, Inquire at Thompson's stable, No. to ‘Kast sireet, near Third avenue, i Sa OR SALE—A YOUNG SOKREL MARE, DIRiOT from the country, tour years old, 35 acund and kind in all harness; will trot a mile 4a 9:15; haa never been trained. To be teen at 133 West Sixteenth etreet, for three days, at J. B. LIVINGSTON’s. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. $25.0 1 18 AMOUNT I HAVE [NVESEKD CN manufacturing business, the best in this ent gearing $100 por day. Wanted, « gentleman with 612,00) 15,000, as eq quel partner Meroe of business qusilfice- tious “ond reaptowl ty, Be ‘monopoly, none bat frst parties need es ‘Adliross W, bor 150 Hesaid ofice, 10 OOO “PARTNER WANTED, WITH Tats mount, 10 Re ractical take a first class money making house 4 this aye Satiafactory Feferences given and required, Address Hotel, Herald oflios. $5, 000 * 10 $15,000—A PARTNER WANTED IW AN established provision and packing house, doing @ large bi -y Investment cen be re fied Spen, anes banssome prudt reales. "Nvarr taastecton given by applying to C. B. $ 5 O00 ec OMneTENT |, BUSINESS) MAN oF . 'e_ active bebits, with this amount o! cee cen hear ofa favorable Ceo es for investing \t pr the wholesale liquer business, by sppizing with real name, stating where an interview can be had, to K.T., No. 2 2 Ere Butldings $5.000 7ree as ABINER, WANTED, IN 8 first clase drawn town diving saloon. well oe. tablithed. one of the best in the city, now doing ® busines: of ® per day: Jocelyn unsurpassed. apply to 0.B, HOWES & CO., #4 Nasaau street, 3 O00 sor sRENes WANTED. Wit THIS ) + amount cash capital, to join ina very lucrave snd pleasant’ manufacturing business. It is already estab- lished. and being without much compe'ition, it may be made to pay, 910,000 ver annum. se will be clearly shown. Addrees Broadway Post cflice. OWES & CO., 84 Nassau street. TO $3000.—aA PERSON HAVING THIS amomnt is is be to join the advertiser ina The advantages are suverior, the Meet tee} profits now and by extending can be made to pay a profit the most san- The business is a light. pleasant one, and artes about seven hours daily. Sppiyto Broadway- v0 will employ the GREBNE & 00., $2.000. ated Partner ntsc "puyite 95100 per . » payin; Annum. To an active business Pe ‘scent eae Sil will be pre for tbe money. Tha Duriness is is jparrsnsnt and safe, Address Security, Herald offixe, with name, $2. 00 ‘A PARTNER WANTED, WITH THE « above amount, to join the advertiser in otro: Sucirg & vew Invention which "wil pay $25,000 in less than re yy For au interview addrezs, with real name, 8, T., can be renilzed in few hig ag profits large. Apply to C. street. " $50 TO $1,000,—WANTED, A YOUNG MAN WITH ‘he above amount, as partner in an esta >lishe $: medicine. will yield @ large income. Good refer- ences given. Address, with real name, 8. J. W., Herald office. No sgenus need apply. GQ MECCHANTS EXCHANOR, WALL STRELT, NEW York, May 2, 1856-—The coy rotofore @i lag urder the same of Drake & 1 ita own Ifmitation, the subscribers ha uncer the name of DRAKE & CARTER, for the purpose ot continuing the business of bus ing and tellidg stocks and bonds, loaning money on stocks and other secui pee gollec: tions, &c. ‘The geveral partners of the concern will M. Drake ard calen A. Carter; Raward 3 contribnted $40,000 aa ‘special parmer. the offices, No. 49 Merchants’ Exchange street ) Buch business as may be entrusted to their care wil will receive their best attention, OaRD.—1THR eran WILL DISCONTINUD (about 10tm May) the manufactr ‘candy, er will future be oarried on by Ridiey & Co, , &t the corner of Cham- bers and Hudeon streets. —PARTNER WANTED, Tu ENGAGE IN A ve of the lamber Farhegeen where a tortune business without risk, and HOWKS & Ov., 84 Nassau busipesa, NEw York, May 1, 38 ‘OPA ARTNERSHIP. subscribers have entered into copartnership, under the tract TOKE £00. for the of manufactat candy, &o ‘er Of Chambers and Hudson stresta, N. Re ae ‘A RIDLBY, JOUN W. LIWSTRD, WM. A. HAUGHTON, JOHN P.’POLLOOK, WH. RENNEDY, FRITZ, i A. WH, FOROK, PARTNER WANTED — Witt 4 CASH CAPITAL OF from $3 000 to frat claas tailoring extabiieh- isent in Broadway, Muat ext be's business man capadle ot pinot ag the entire ebarge of the books and finaxces| Diy 0 BW. RECHAWDB: iT Brosdway. neon neteisuan UNDERSIGNED HAVE TAIS day formed & copartnershio under the name and firm of Ooagit & Fiook, for the transaction of a general stock business, at No. 09 Beaver sree iw 4. cONDIT. PRONE. Moy 3. ISSOLUTION OF Bd ig le anion HOTRL business bereto’ore carried on b: seri under ibe frm of Smita & Rogers, was on te Oth o Lape 2 dis- solved b: aie ee ‘WM, THEODORE ROGERS, XIST- Nuw York, May 3, 1856. firm ot this day dia olved by mutus] censent. from the late firm will be received and paid bv Mr. Norman. phonies is authorized te settle thoseme, Beret pegee of ihe ROYAL DANIELS, HR oe KTNSRSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING UN bd firm ot Zell a Brothers was disso'ved on the Few mE COPARINEREGIF HP HERSTOFORE EXISTING OW. Ter the frm of Joseph Lae & Co. 1s this day dleso ved by imeate consent. J ‘a alone aut ‘sotile the businees of Joseph Lee & Oo, iS soant ans, Faw Your. Feb. 1, 1866, GRORGE HIGHAM, ‘The business will be continued as formerly, under the name and firm of Joseph Lee & Co., at 160 Brosdwa oe ings. JOBEPH LRE, ANDREW V. RRA. COAL. YDNRY, PIOTOU AED ) LINGAN of ct b> There ise Janse, took it RARD, Wo. 4 Bowling Green OCULIST AND AURIST. Aran 2 ALL 81788, RARE AND ee omer to res ieee ae saperien foucer: he om nll diseases of 4: to iv oreloos daily, at r MES W, POWBIL, MB. Gocullte AUN do, OR (ae selene ONE TG Be SHIFTING TOP wagon; been used one season; fh t order; also one ret single harness, silver mounted. wit pe ola togetber or ‘Apply at 237 Washington Ok BALK ALIGHT SLX SEAT al eee OA, riage. with shitting front, but little used and {u good order. War'be ssid low or cua Apply to BEMROSE AB ALCa, 80 Oity Hail place, ORSE FOR SALK—A FINE FAMILY HORSE, PORT built, soundand gentle in all a8, faa synen Ge oer Tobe seen at Wade's le, corner of Hicks ‘fic streets, Brooklyn. Oe gad SALE.—a FINE, KAY FAMILY HORSE* ixteen hands, ted. end pi ‘Dr Burope, ue will be sold for $175. dest 710 HENRY nit |, Wilson’a stables, corner of Bleecker end Crosby streets. Cos AND BOSTON cna FOR SALE—T0GR her or separate: the horse is s01 quick ‘ond trainedfor city wa ot isa a recy ‘sty lish seddie horse. ‘And kind to ride or drive. P: ‘and . Cante roen, * bis: KBITT’S sable, a million avenue, near the terry, South Brooklys, ‘ORSES aor SY AZ FINE HORSES one hands f atd sty eb driver sod can trots wi otber @ sorrel Norman horse, ds Der'yard, If? Monroe street, near ORSE FOR SA.LE.—A FINE CHESIFNUT HORSE, & Aone sh —- soaeee yours old. 1536 has Fa will beet as seed of nothing; ‘without tying: & physician. Tot a teen at Grinris ‘3 etnbles Twenty ours street, between Second and Third aveaues. Hom FOR SALE—A LOT OF YOUNG Oe. just from the country, sound and kind: one pi Grex, 16 handefhigh, at the stable corner of ‘Bevara and fla streets, formerly White & Butt, M744 COW !FOR SALE—A FINA HANDSOME COW, of the id Durham breed, nx years old, ond milks 10 to 12quarts daily. Can be seen ‘at No. 33 Bast Sevea- Boum teenth ae opposite Union park, and next door tothe Kverett aa AND SKOOND HAND WAGONS AND (a One single horse Rockaway, two ” wagons, two bakers’ or grocers’ carte, one farm cart, one Gael cart, one spring cart, three two seat phietons, one caleche Also, un assortment of harness, whips, sheets, £0. ‘For ale cheap, to pay advarces. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer. ERMONT HORSES FOR SALE—SEVERAL FLAS, Jarge Morgan horses, suitable for road, family or doops use, selected great care. and warranted lar.’ Gentlemen wishing good, moderate prices, will fnd them ai 11 Boerum street, poe hd ‘Also, an elegant new two seat carriage, city made, very low. a ‘Peckham, Dennis eco TE Wy Jon Sesto 1856. apply to Smith, Wateon & Restorf, 40 Beaver nute description can be obtained. REWARD STOLEN, FROM NO. io | Whar Twenty seca econd street, by two men, who ent pretext of repsirirg the roof, one watch ‘and ct crt ‘be watch has a white face, tne chain is Very long and beavy {ached to a gold pin, eet with pearls rola a ao the kay, ‘which is heavy, with apurple stone. N. B,—Pawnbrokers 08 to REWARD.—LOBT FROM ON lee THE BRIG Cleo, pler 21 roe river, on the 4th inst., one $1 bottom, and brown a augers Lame the top, iis oe color inside; some of the no} painted. reward will be paid ow bein ining giog the boat to the ‘veasel, or leave ing word at Ht |. ROBBRTS’, 45 West street. $1 REWARD.—STRAYED AWAY, FROM FOUR street, from whom # m- teenth street. in avenue A., between 7 and 8 0’c'ook, Jerierday mor morning, « thie rellow ‘miley milk cow, with @ ‘The above reward wii aid to any one delivering to Michael Curbingham, 256 Bast Fourteen’ seat. RRWARD-LOBT, ON FRIDAY KVENING. ATTAB ere House, or on returning trom there to the Everett jours, a gold bead brace'et. The above reward willbe pald on returning it to the cflice of the Rverett House, $5 REWARD, — te PR MOVING FROM Ligon’ be of any first street, ve sides of @ rosewood bedetead. Whoever will 36 Grom Jones street, or ball recetve the al $5 RAWARD.—LosT. FROM THE FACTORY OF THR North American Gutta Percka Uompany, West Twent finh street, adull rier dog. The above reward will be pad to any one returning it at the office of the ‘actory. REWARD —LOBE, ON MONDAY. MAY 5, IN BROAD, BH Nay, n equate. gold jock tourquoise cross on one side. ve whe: ve rewsrd, and no questions containing @ likencss, f. ‘The above reward will be paid by rearing tt to Geo, C, Charles, comelisn, 12: Jay street, New York. & about 5 ‘o'clock, at Dorlan’s oyster @aloon. in paasing through the market and up Ful ited Btates hotel, 8 set upper double of lower teeth for one side with one to above reward will be paid on returning Dorlan, it ket, 253 fel {YOUNG MARRIED | COUPLE A A DOCTOR, WIRE: 20 get hoards with an unfi ee second floor, ina modern house, in the nor near Fourth or Birth epee Twenty-Afth streets. wit my a made Let laiad Witt “Heraia oMice, box 143." Boake IN BROOKLYN A ani Wile, or two single gentlemen, c ‘pleaennt room on 1 4 fl of Fulton ferry, by applying at 123 OR SALE OR TO LRT—A MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, oat 1034 o'clock, a ab-173 Chatham aqhare, & of furniture asd . from fackillon loay ‘The alo wit be postively at the time with i WPOoTH Ac pod ouRRD, eet om Fix cx it or pal an rons who desire” ‘hele own, it waved Aw Teoreratg thorongly, are invited to call corner ‘ondway aod Fulton wrest, over Knots anes {ront DR, BOLT, Dentist,